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# Place a Bet

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This section of the guide assumes you have already connected your wallet and funded your play balance. If you have not done so, please read the necessary guides.
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## How to Place a Bet

1. Simply click on one of the available games on the [https://zeebit.io](https://zeebit.gitbook.io/zeebit.io/) homepage.
2. Check that you have enough SOL (and other tokens) to bet with. If not, see the guide for funding your wallet on [Solana](/zeebit.io/basics/funding-on-solana.md) or [Sonic](/zeebit.io/basics/funding-on-sonic.md).
3. Read the game description to understand the rules.
4. Enter the number of tokens you want to wager and any required game betting variables.
5. Click on the pink button to bet.

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If you're not using [auto-signing](/zeebit.io/basics/auto-signing.md), you may be asked to approve the transaction within your wallet. Auto-signing is recommended for the best experience.
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***

## Available games

All games on Zeebit are all-originals and developed by Zeebit's contributors. No third party games are used, for a simple reason — we cannot rely on the opaque systems and unverified fairness.

The project continues to develop an entire suite of these games across a number of categories:

#### Single player games

* Coin Flip
* Plinko
* Limbo
* Dice
* Roulette
* Baccarat
* Keno
* Wheel

#### Interactive games

* Tower
* Mines

#### Multiplayer games

* Slide
* Crash
* Jackpot


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